Chapter, Paragraph

 1  2,3 |          the Empress. He was again deposed, and his followers, the
 2  2,5 |      Robber Council of Ephesus and deposed Dioscorus. Then it worked
 3  2,5 |        barbarian chiefs; Odovacar, deposed the last western emperor,
 4  3,7 |           his policy. Anthimus was deposed and his place was taken
 5  4   |       second wife, Martina. He was deposed in the autumn of 641, and
 6  4,3 |             and for this stand was deposed and excommunicated. The
 7  4,4 |           after Justinian II, were deposed in rapid succession. Anarchy
 8  5,2 |           Umayyads (Omayyads) were deposed by the Abbasids. The latter
 9  5,4 |           to sign this decree, was deposed and forced to retire to
10  5,5 |       bishop, priest or deacon, be deposed, if monk or layman, anathematised
11  5,8 |         revolution of the year 802 deposed Irene and raised Nicephorus
12  5,8 |            before his death he was deposed in favor of the curopalates
13  5,8 |          time (811-13), for he was deposed, chiefly because of his
14  5,8 |           views; but as soon as he deposed Michael Rangabé and strengthened
15  5,8 |          Nicephorus, who was later deposed by the Emperor. The rank
16  5,8 |   historian, Patriarch Nicephorus, deposed by Leo, “said after Leo’
17  5,8 |            John the Grammarian was deposed from the patriarchal throne
18  5,8 |       defending image-worship, was deposed from the patriarchal throne
19  5,8 |         Leo V the Armenian, he was deposed and exiled. In his theological
20  5,8 |      presbyter, or deacon, will be deposed; if monk or layman, will
21  5,8 |   archbishop of Thessalonica. When deposed in the time of Theodora
22  6,1 |    themselves. emperors. They were deposed in 945 by Constantine Porphyrogenitus,
23  6,7 |          of Ignatius, who had been deposed in the time of Michael III.
24  6,7 |        well, were partisans of the deposed Ignatius. In their letters
25  6,7 |         papal legates, Photius was deposed and anathematized with his
26  6,7 |           to great privations, the deposed and excommunicated Photius
27  6,7 | recalcitrant Nicholas Mysticus was deposed and exiled. At the Constantinopolitan
28  6,7 |         Nicholas from confinement, deposed Euthymius, and reinstated
29  7,2 |          Meanwhile, the son of the deposed Isaac II, the young prince
30  7,2 |          to Irene, daughter of the deposed Emperor Isaac, and thereby
31  7,3 |        rights of the family of the deposed and blinded Isaac Angelus
32  7,3 |          Swabia, son-in-law of the deposed Isaac Angelus. In Germany
33  7,3 |       Isaac II and Alexius IV were deposed. Isaac died very soon in
34  7,4 |          The first Angelus, Isaac, deposed at his leisure the patriarchs
35  9,2 |         Elder to abdicate. The old deposed Emperor, whose long reign
36  9,2 |           the help of the Genoese, deposed his father, was crowned
37  9,3 |          Nicaea, John IV Lascaris, deposed and blinded by Michael VIII,
38  9,6 |            at Constantinople which deposed John V and set his eldest
39  9,7 |       nephew John, who had in 1390 deposed for some months Manuel’s
40  9,12|             The infuriated Emperor deposed Arsenius and sent him into
41  9,12|          by disgraced dignitaries, deposed bishops, interdicted priests,
42  9,12|           Emperor and exalting the deposed patriarch. Arsenius’ death
43  9,18|            latter broke the union, deposed Beccus, and confined him